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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
4
A warning column condemns Secretive advertising and calls for a full legal probe into the water supply funding. It warns of possible plots to stymie inquiry, urges vigilance by citizens, and cautions against alarmist rumors of connivance in high places.
Mr Alex Molones and guests journeyed to Oil City for the Eastern Star Order anniversary gathering at South OW City. Delegates from nearby towns attended a banquet and social event in Odd Fellows hall with initiated candidates and a celebratory dinner.
County farmers will soon receive notices from the state department on destroying gypsy moths. The pest threatens chestnut trees statewide, with millions of trees already dying in the lake shore area over recent years.
An odd promotional item from the Evening Journal ad copy highlights remedies for sore hands and chapped skin. It mentions a product linked to Mavi and Ames & Co and urges mail orders from Rochonton New York.
Union City will host a five week revival beginning Sunday led by Rev. W. A. Puguley Rev. C. H. Winter and Rev. Manley Wildan with an additional preparation week. Auditorium rink to be used for about 1500 seating with 500 more standing as churches unite to support conversions.
Severe flood across the Allegheny and Youghiogheny rivers in Pittsburgh area causes at least one death, heavy damage, and widespread power and mine closures. River crested near 38 feet with 27 feet at midnight. transportation and communications crippled. thousands of workers displaced. damage estimated over $1 million.
In Butlers Pennsylvania the Indupendant Brewing Company had two licenses revoked after authorities found sales to a minor and irregular shipments. The action follows legal challenges and Governor Tener's anticipated waiver.
A £6400 payroll money shipment was left in a Warren Pennsylvania railroad waiting room for over an hour. Clar ence Helms of Kane handled the box then left it behind. The box attracted observers who did not touch it while a bystander reported the incident to authorities.
Jamestown Post reports Congressman Arthur L. Bates endorses President Taft for the party nomination. Bates praises Taft as patriotic and statesmanlike while criticizing Roosevelt, and he hopes Taft will secure the convention nomination to lead the nation.
Persistent snow from last week yields to warmer forecast as temperatures hover near 18 degrees with fine sleighing. Report notes one inch of rain and four to five inches of snow in surrounding areas while guidance suggests a warm-up expected tomorrow.
Interstate Commerce Commission reports January receipts totaling 1 2849 1 a thousand dollars for about 9 percent of the nation’s rail mileage. Operating income shows a decline while operating expenses rise by roughly 4 9 1 million dollars compared with January 1941.
An OCR damaged card expresses thanks for sympathy and support after a funeral. It mentions gratitude to those who offered moral tokens and remembered the deceased, Mire, and the sorrow surrounding the loss. The text is garbled but conveys appreciation from the family.
Three minors, including a 17 year old, testified at a Franklin court that they found imported liquor at the Exchange Hotel bar and that others known for temperate habits were seen there. Prosecution sought to prove sales to minors while defense argued no sales occurred. The hearing spanned the day and involved figures linked to reform efforts in Franklin and Old City.
The Erie Herald notes a lecture by Thomas Fleming Day, editor of the Rudder, about a veteran German sailor Eisenbondraum who crossed the Atlantic. The talk touched on sea feats, and Day sought verification of documents from various ports to confirm the voyage.
A Mangagion resident, George W. Thompson, narrates a health decline and endorses Vinot IV as a restorative tonic. The testimonial claims Vinot rebuilt strength, appetites, and energy, urging readers to purchase from Babbitt & Son.
A garbled ad promises a miracle cure for rheumatism and other ailments in one week. It touts a remedy labeled Ascovurer and mentions a low price of 25c per bottle, with Pharmacy names implied but unreadable.
Readable fragment notes a matinee tomorrow at Amuse Theater with scheduling for a child audience and a likely program. Details on show title and exact times are unclear but it indicates a daytime screening.
In a terse report, AO from the UAE tallyes 100 participants at the TED 2 Thi gathering. Officials note strong turnout and brief remarks from organizers. The event highlights innovation and regional collaboration in technology and entrepreneurship.
Fragmented text references treatment ward and mentions a monetary or venue related cue. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to define a specific event or notice.
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